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What (who) is two-lane traffic - definition

1971 FILM BY MONTE HELLMAN
Two lane blacktop; Two-lane Blacktop; 2-lane blacktop; Two Lane Blacktop (film)

lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
n.
1) to shift lanes
2) to cross over into, get over into the other lane
3) the fast (also fig.); inside; outside; passing; slow lane
4) (BE) the nearside ('left'); offside ('right') lane
5) an air; sea; shipping lane
lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
(lanes)
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
1.
A lane is a narrow road, especially in the country.
...a quiet country lane...
Follow the lane to the river.
N-COUNT
2.
Lane is also used in the names of roads, either in cities or in the country.
...The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane.
N-IN-NAMES
3.
A lane is a part of a main road which is marked by the edge of the road and a painted line, or by two painted lines.
The lorry was travelling at 20mph in the slow lane...
I pulled out into the eastbound lane of Route 2.
N-COUNT: usu adj N
4.
At a swimming pool or athletics track, a lane is a long narrow section which is marked by lines or ropes.
N-COUNT
5.
A lane is a route that is frequently used by aircraft or ships.
The collision took place in the busiest shipping lanes in the world.
N-COUNT: usu n N
LANE         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
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Wikipedia

Two-Lane Blacktop

Two-Lane Blacktop is a 1971 American road movie directed by Monte Hellman, written by Rudy Wurlitzer and starring songwriter James Taylor, the Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson, Warren Oates, and Laurie Bird.